Club logbook · digital Fahrtenbuch
Log the trip.
Watch the distance add up.
OarLog replaces the paper logbook by the boathouse door. Members log a trip in a few taps at the dock; captains see who's out, what's free, and what's broken — all at a glance.
iOS · Android · Web · kiosk mode for the boathouse tablet
This season · Riverside RC
logged across 58 members and a fleet of 8 boats — no paper, no lost pages.
Fast to log
Pick a boat, add your crew, tap go. A trip is logged before you've carried the boat to the water.
Clear at a glance
The live board shows who's on the water, which boats are free, and what needs a repair — in one colour language.
Fleet stays healthy
Report damage in the moment. The equipment team gets a queue, so nobody takes out a broken boat.
Quietly encouraging
Your season distance and a gentle club leaderboard keep the crew moving — never streak-shaming, never nagging.
The live board
Who's out, what's free, what's broken.
Every boat is one of four states at any moment. Captains read the whole fleet in a second — the same language members see when they go to log a trip.
- Available
- On the water
- In maintenance
- Needs repair
How it works
From dock to logbook in three steps.
Members log at the water
On a phone or the shared boathouse tablet. Choose the boat, the crew, and the route — the trip is timed and filed automatically.
The club sees it live
Captains and the board get a real-time view of the fleet, the roster, and the damage queue on the web dashboard.
Distance adds up
Every trip feeds each rower's season total, the club leaderboard, and the stats your committee actually wants — in kilometres or miles, whichever your club rows in.
Ready when your club is
Retire the paper logbook.
Set up your fleet and roster in an afternoon. OarLog is free for small clubs and scales to a full boathouse.
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